Kristensen Defends 2026 Rules Despite ‘Artificial' Racing
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motors-addictWilliams hoped to make the regulatory revolution of 2026 the starting point for his return to the Formula 1 outposts, but after a very disappointing first half of the season, the Grove team is far from the goals it had set itself. Alex Albon now acknowledges that the project has fallen behind and that the sustainable return to the podiums will have to wait longer than expected. The arrival of the new single-seaters in 2026 was to allow Williams …
Formula 1 News: Kristensen defends F1 Frankenstein cars because he raced 'Stroker Ace' cars all his life
(GMM) Nine-time Le Mans winner and Audi ambassador Tom Kristensen (pictured) has defended Formula 1’s controversial 2026 regulations, although he admits the racing can sometimes appear artificial. Audi entered Formula … Read More The post Formula 1 News: Kristensen defends F1 Frankenstein cars because he raced ‘Stroker Ace’ cars all his life appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Kristensen defends 2026 rules despite ‘artificial' racing
Aug.6 Nine-time Le Mans winner and Audi ambassador Tom Kristensen has defended Formula 1's controversial 2026 regulations, although he admits the racing can sometimes appear artificial. Audi entered Formula 1 partly because of the new power-unit... More »
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